Something I've personally never bothered with is mobile security, but when the opportunity to review it comes up - I'm not going to knock it back. I'm someone who is usually willing to give anything a ...

Early Tuesday morning Norton announced results of a Strategy One survey conducted last September that suggest one in three U.S. citizens have had their cell phones lost or stolen. Digging into the ...

Worried by the spate of news stories about malware targeting Android phones and tablets? There’s a way to get some peace of mind: Symantec’s just-released Norton Mobile Security, which promises the ...

Late last week, the independent German testing lab AV-Test announced the results of their six-month long Android security app stress test. While the results presented a strong across-the-board showing ...

Mobile phones could soon take on the persona of car alarms thanks to a new security software solution for Android from Norton by Symantec. Norton is announcing the availability of Norton Tablet ...

When it comes to mobile security for iOS, we let Apple do most of the heavy lifting. The walled garden app store has kept most malware out, and the powerful features of Find My iPhone can help recover ...

Android only: We're fans of using Prey to find lost Androids (and laptops), but if you want a last-resort means of locking or wiping out your smartphone, Norton's free (for now) beta app offers those ...

Android is on track to surpass one billion users across all devices in 2014, says the Gartner research and consulting group, but a boost in market share often invites more malware ("malicious software ...

Worried by the spate of news stories about malware targeting Android phones and tablets? There’s a way to get some peace of mind: Symantec’s just-released Norton Mobile Security, which promises the ...

In an increasingly unsafe online world, where a record number of Android smartphones are getting registered day in day out, Norton Mobile Security offers a complete suite to keep malware at bay and ...

Somewhere deep inside Symantec, there’s a humming farm of virtual machines whose sole purpose is to crawl 200-plus Android app stores worldwide, download about 10,000 new apps every day, and scan each ...